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Health Essentials for Me Hospital List Where Can I Get Treatment? Hospitals/Clinics Health Essentials for Me Hospital List Where can I get treatment? Hospitals/clinics With your cover you have access to over 300 NHS & Bedfordshire private hospitals throughout the UK and a number of BMI The Manor Hospital Bedford private clinics. Please be aware not all NHS hospitals Luton & Dunstable Hospital NHS Luton have dedicated private facilities. Berkshire The Bridge Clinic Maidenhead Our Hospital List does change as hospitals Our aim is to grow our Hospital List so Spire Dunedin Hospital Reading and clinics are added or removed. that you can benefit from a hospital of your choice. Royal Berkshire Hospital NHS Reading Berkshire Independent Hospital Reading For the latest Hospital List please check our website. Circle Reading Reading Spire Thames Valley Hospital Slough Wexham Park Hospital NHS Slough Important note BMI The Princess Margaret Hospital Windsor Please call us on 0300 123 3253 if the hospital that your consultant has referred Spire Thames Valley Hospital Windsor Clinic Windsor you to doesn’t appear on our Hospital List. Bristol Bristol Royal Hospital for Children NHS Bristol Bristol Heart Institute NHS Bristol Bristol Hematology and Oncology Centre NHS Bristol Bristol Royal Infirmary NHS Bristol Bristol Eye Hospital NHS Bristol Spire Bristol Hospital Bristol Spire Oncology Centre, South West Bristol Nuffield Health Bristol Hospital - The Chesterfield Bristol Southmead Hospital NHS Bristol Buckinghamshire Stoke Mandeville Hospital NHS Aylesbury BMI The Chiltern Hospital Great Missenden BMI The Shelburne Hospital High Wycombe Blakelands Hospital Milton Keynes BMI The Saxon Clinic Milton Keynes BMI The Paddocks Clinic Princes Risborough Windsor Cardiology Stoke Poges 2 www.the-exeter.com Hospital List 3 Cambridgeshire Nuffield Health Plymouth Hospital Plymouth Addenbrooke’s Hospital NHS Cambridge Mount Stuart Hospital Torquay Cambridge Heart Clinic Cambridge Torbay Hospital NHS Torquay Spire Cambridge Lea Hospital Cambridge Dorset Papworth Hospital NHS Cambridge Nuffield Health Bournemouth Hospital Bournemouth Nuffield Health Cambridge Hospital Cambridge The Bournemouth Private Clinic Bournemouth Hinchingbrooke Hospital NHS Huntingdon Royal Bournemouth Hospital NHS Bournemouth Fitzwilliam Hospital Peterborough Wentworth Clinic Bournemouth Peterborough City Hospital NHS Peterborough BMI The Winterbourne Hospital Dorchester Cheshire Dorset County Hospital NHS Dorchester BMI The Alexandra Hospital Cheadle Melbury Clinic Holt Mill Nuffield Health The Grosvenor Hospital (Chester) Chester BMI The Harbour Hospital Poole BMI The South Cheshire Hospital Crewe Poole Hospital NHS Poole Spire Regency Hospital Macclesfield Essex Spire Cheshire Hospital Warrington Spire Hartswood Hospital Brentwood Cornwall Nuffield Health Brentwood Hospital Brentwood Duchy Hospital Truro Broomfield Hospital NHS Chelmsford Royal Cornwall Hospital (Treliske) NHS Truro Spire Specialist Care Centre Chelmsford County Durham Springfield Hospital Chelmsford BMI Woodlands Hospital Darlington Baddow Hospital Chelmsford Nuffield Health Tees Hospital Stockton-On-Tees Oaks Hospital Colchester Cumbria Spire Roding Hospital Ilford Cumberland Infirmary NHS Carlisle Spire Wellesley Hospital Southend-On-Sea West Cumberland Hospital NHS Whitehaven Southend Hospital NHS Southend-On-Sea Derbyshire BMI Southend Hospital Westcliff-on-Sea Royal Derby Hospital NHS Derby Gloucestershire Nuffield Health Derby Hospital Derby Cheltenham General Hospital NHS Cheltenham Devon Nuffield Health Cheltenham Hospital Cheltenham North Devon District Hospital NHS Barnstaple Winfield Hospital Gloucester Gloucestershire Royal Hospital NHS Gloucester Nuffield Health Exeter Hospital Exeter Royal Devon & Exeter Hospital NHS Exeter Greater London BMI The Kings Oak Hospital Enfield Exeter Medical Exeter BMI The Cavell Hospital Enfield Derriford Hospital NHS Plymouth 4 www.the-exeter.com Hospital List 5 BMI The Clementine Churchill Hospital Harrow Hertfordshire Northwick Park Hospital (Trustplus) NHS Harrow Spire Harpenden Hospital Harpenden BMI Bishops Wood Hospital Northwood One Hatfield Hatfield Mount Vernon Cancer Centre NHS Northwood Hadley Wood Hospital NHS High Barnet Harefield Hospital NHS Uxbridge Pinehill Hospital Hitchin Greater Manchester Rivers Hospital Sawbridgeworth BMI The Beaumont Hospital Bolton Lister Hospital NHS Stevenage Spire Manchester Clinic Hale Manchester Spire Bushey Hospital Watford Spire Manchester Hospital Manchester Queen Elizabeth II Hospital NHS Welwyn Garden City Christie Hospital NHS Manchester Kent Manchester Royal Eye Hospital NHS Manchester One Ashford Ashford Optegra Manchester Eye Hospital Manchester William Harvey Hospital NHS Ashford Face and Eye Clinic Manchester Spencer Private Hospital Ashford Nuffield Health Manchester Diagnostic Suite Manchester BMI The Sloane Hospital Beckenham Oaklands Hospital Salford Benenden Hospital Benenden Hampshire BMI The Chaucer Hospital Canterbury BMI The Hampshire Clinic Basingstoke Canterbury Skin & Laser Clinic Canterbury The Candover Clinic NHS Basingstoke Kent & Canterbury Hospital NHS Canterbury North Hampshire Hospital NHS Basingstoke Kent Oncology Centre NHS Canterbury Nuffield Health Wessex Hospital Eastleigh Spire Alexandra Hospital Chatham Spire Portsmouth Hospital Havant Darent Valley Hospital NHS Dartford Queen Alexandra Hospital NHS Portsmouth BMI The Somerfield Hospital Maidstone St Mary’s Hospital NHS Portsmouth Kent Oncology Centre NHS Maidstone Spire Southampton Hospital Southampton KIMS Hospital Maidstone Southampton General Hospital NHS Southampton Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother Hospital NHS Margate Optegra Solent Eye Hospital Whiteley Spencer Private Hospital Margate BMI Sarum Road Hospital Winchester BMI Chelsfield Park Hospital Orpington Hereford & Worcestershire Spire Tunbridge Wells Hospital Tunbridge Wells BMI The Droitwich Spa Hospital Droitwich Spa Tunbridge Wells Hospital NHS Tunbridge Wells Nuffield Health Hereford Hospital Hereford Nuffield Health Tunbridge Wells Hospital Tunbridge Wells Hereford County Hospital NHS Hereford Spire South Bank Hospital Worcester 6 www.the-exeter.com Hospital List 7 Lancashire Royal Brompton Hospital NHS London SW3 BMI The Beardwood Hospital Blackburn Cadogan Clinic London SW1X Blackpool Victoria Hospital NHS Blackpool St George’s Hospital NHS London SW17 Spire Fylde Coast Hospital Blackpool Fortius Clinic London W1 Euxton Hall Hospital Chorley Centre for Sight London W1G BMI Gisburne Park Hospital Clitheroe Otima Health London W1G BMI The Lancaster Hospital Lancaster Merseyside The Lancashire Eye Clinic Lytham Aintree University Hospital NHS Liverpool Renacres Hospital Ormskirk Spire Liverpool Hospital Liverpool Fulwood Hall Hospital Preston The Liverpool Heart and Chest Hospital NHS Liverpool BMI The Highfield Hospital Rochdale Fairfield Independent Hospital St. Helens Wrightington Hospital NHS Wigan Arrowe Park Hospital NHS Wirral Leicestershire Spire Murrayfield Hospital (Wirral) Wirral Glenfield Hospital NHS Leicester Clatterbridge Hospital NHS Wirral Spire Leicester Hospital Leicester Clatterbridge Clinic NHS Wirral Nuffield Health Leicester Hospital Leicester Middlesex Leicester Royal Infirmary NHS Leicester BMI Syon Clinic Brentford Lincolnshire Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital NHS Stanmore Pilgrim Hospital NHS Boston Norfolk Boston West Hospital Boston James Paget Hospital NHS Great Yarmouth St Hugh’s Hospital Grimsby BMI The Sandringham Hospital King’s Lynn BMI The Lincoln Hospital Lincoln Spire Norwich Hospital Norwich London Norfolk & Norwich University Hospital NHS Norwich BMI The London Independent Hospital London E1 Northamptonshire London Claremont Clinic London E7 Woodland Hospital Kettering BMI City Medical London EC1A BMI Three Shires Hospital Northampton Royal Free Hospital NHS London NW3 Nottinghamshire BMI Hendon Hospital London NW4 BMI The Park Hospital Nottingham Chase Lodge Hospital London NW7 Circle Nottingham Nottingham Optegra Eye Hospital London NW9 Queen’s Medical Centre NHS Nottingham BMI The Blackheath Hospital London SE3 Spire Nottingham Nottingham Kings College Hospital NHS London SE5 Woodthorpe Hospital Nottingham 8 www.the-exeter.com Hospital List 9 Oxfordshire Cobham Day Surgery Cobham The Foscote Hospital Banbury BMI Shirley Oaks Hospital Croydon Horton General Hospital NHS Banbury Croydon Day Hospital Croydon Horton Treatment Centre Banbury Epsom Hospital NHS Epsom Nuffield Health The Manor Hospital (Oxford) Oxford Clock House Healthcare Epsom John Radcliffe Hospital NHS Oxford Spire Clare Park Hospital Farnham Churchill Hospital NHS Oxford BMI Mount Alvernia Hospital Guildford Nuffield Orthopaedic Centre NHS Oxford Royal Surrey County Hospital NHS Guildford Stratum Clinic Oxford Nuffield Health Guildford Hospital Guildford Shropshire Optegra Surrey Eye Hospital Guildford Robert Jones & Agnes Hunt Orthopaedic Hospital NHS Oswestry Spire Gatwick Park Hospital Horley Royal Shrewsbury Hospital NHS Shrewsbury BMI Coombe Wing, Kingston Hospital Kingston Upon Thames Nuffield Health Shrewsbury Hospital Shrewsbury New Victoria Hospital Kingston Upon Thames Somerset Spire St Anthony’s Hospital North Cheam BMI Bath Clinic Bath Centre for Sight Oxshott Circle Bath Bath Nuffield Health Woking Hospital Woking Royal United Hospital NHS Bath Sussex East Nuffield Health Taunton Hospital Taunton Royal Sussex County Hospital NHS Brighton Taunton & Somerset Hospital (Musgrove Park) NHS Taunton Sussex Eye Hospital NHS Brighton Weston General Hospital NHS Weston-Super-Mare Brighton General Hospital NHS Brighton Yeovil
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